How to Say ‘You are waiting’ in French
Tu attends
too a-tahn
[too a-tahn]
💬 Usage Tip: French often keeps the normal word order in everyday questions and lets your voice rise at the end: [Tu attends aussi ?]. You can reuse that pattern easily: [Tu travailles ici ?]
Phrase Breakdown
Tu
[too]
you
Informal singular you, used with someone familiar.
Avec une maman que je connais, je dis Tu attends encore ?
With a mum I know, I say Are you still waiting?
attends
[a-tahn]
are waiting / wait
From attendre, meaning to wait. Useful when talking about waiting for the children.
Devant l'école, Tu attends souvent ton fils ici.
In front of the school, you often wait for your son here.
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